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We have been awarded with the AENOR Certification OHSAS18001

Genesal Energy is delighted to share with you that we have been awarded with the AENOR Certification OHSAS18001 for Health & Safety at Work, as well as renewing currently held certificates in ISO 14001 Environmental Management, UNE 166002 R&D&I Management System and ISO9001 Quality Management System.

The official presentation took place in in our European headquarters in Northwest Spain

Foto AENOR

Such recognition validates our ongoing efforts in the company with regard to the health and safety of our employees as well as reducing the risk of injury in the workplace.

Genesal Energy has obtained the OHSAS 18001:2007 certificate as accreditation for our management with relation to H&S at work. This rating, officially accredited in Spain by AENOR, is in addition to the other certifications held by the business and recently renewed: ISO9001:2015 Quality Management System, ISO 14001:2015 Environmental Management and UNE 166002 R&D&I Management System.

The OHSAS certification was finally awarded after an exhaustive process which involved a strict external audit consisting of an evaluation all the methods and protocols in place for managing work safety. The award itself reinforces Genesal’s commitment to the workforce and our dedication to ensuring we have the best materials in matters of health and safety, our priority being to provide the best possible working conditions

AENOR is the leading authorised certifier in Spain, ad amongst the top 10 globally. Their knowledge in the field of quality, environmental management, innovation and work safety are to the highest and strictest standards, giving the awarded companies such as ourselves added value, and a guarantee of excellence.

The OHSAS 18001:2007 Certificate is the latest in a long line of achievements here at Genesal Energy, and will be incorporated alongside our other afore mentioned and now renewed certificates for the next 3 years.

Leaders in securing the UNE166002 R&D&I Certificate

Amongst the list of renewed certificates, we should highlight our Certificate for Environmental Management (ISO 14001:2015), official recognition that at Genesal Energy we meet the most rigorous standards in terms of environmental protection. A special mention should also go to our UNE166002:2014 certificate in R&D&I management, as we were the first Galician company in our sector to achieve this standard.

Director General Fernando Cueto and other members of our workforce from a variety of departments were delighted to be presented with the newly acquired OHSAS18001 alongside the 3 renewed certificates, from AENOR’s Galician Director, Martin Pita. The ceremony itself took place onsite in our European headquarters in Northwest Spain.

Power generator for an airport mobile tower – Kenya

Genesal Energy has supplied 2 gensets of 20 kVA prime power to supply electricity to a mobile control tower.

Mounted on a semi-trailer truck with an elevation system of up to 9.5 M above ground level, allowing the controller to have clear visibility. The control tower also comes fully fitted with telecoms systems and can function as a fully operational control tower.

The gensets designed in our manufacturing plan will be used to supply power to this somewhat unusual type of control tower, guaranteeing it has power in the event of a mains grid failure. The gensets have also been prepared and set up to control other aspects of the mobile control tower such as the hydraulic mechanisms of the vehicle that supports the tower.

The principle characteristics of the project design called for redundant diesel generators, both for emergency power; the energy supplied comes from one of the two gensets, with the second genset remaining as back up. Should there be a further power cut associated to the 1st genset, the second genset will then start-up, this also applies if the 1st genset is undergoing maintenance.

Features

  • Redundant sets.
  • Ultra-compact design.
  • Units easily integrated into the client’s existing infrastructure.
  • The soundproof canopy is fully removable to allow mechanical access for maintenance tasks, given the limited space available.